r+d

07/04/2017

What makes us anxious may repeatedly cripple us, but after a while, it's time to fight back. The second issue of our publication empowers you to do so by giving you the space to face your apprehensions. Talk about your anxieties in the language that is comfortable for you, be it philosophical, economic, sociological or any other, we welcome diversity.

Essay submissions that play on the theme of anxiety can range from 1000 to 5000 words. There are no strict guidelines on form or style, however it may be imperative for writers to consider the audience—the eclectic Ateneo community—in handling jargon.

Essays may come in the form of op-eds, short think pieces, reviews, criticisms, personal narratives et cetera. Topics can be as variegated as possible.

Write about what makes you anxious. Talk about how the rise of the right wing uneases you. Share your apprehensions regarding the neutrality of people in our time of moral crises. Speak up about the nagging anxiety that you are never and will never be enough.

Essays need to be submitted in either .doc or .docx format.
Photoessays, illustrations, and other forms of visual art are also highly welcome. Draw a caricature of the Philippine government. Be inspired by Scarlet Johansson on SNL. We want you to capture anxiety in a shot.

Submission must be in .jpg or .png format.
All works must be submitted by the 17th of April, 2017 to [email protected]

01/04/2017

r+d

What makes us anxious may repeatedly cripple us, but after a while, it's time to fight back. The second issue of our publication empowers you to do so by giving you the space to face your apprehensions. Talk about your anxieties in the language that is comfortable for you, be it philosophical, economic, sociological or any other, we welcome diversity.

Essay submissions that play on the theme of anxiety can range from 1000 to 5000 words. There are no strict guidelines on form or style, however it may be imperative for writers to consider the audience—the eclectic Ateneo community—in handling jargon.

Essays may come in the form of op-eds, short think pieces, reviews, criticisms, personal narratives et cetera. Topics can be as variegated as possible.

Write about what makes you anxious. Talk about how the rise of the right wing uneases you. Share your apprehensions regarding the neutrality of people in our time of moral crises. Speak up about the nagging anxiety that you are never and will never be enough.

Essays need to be submitted in either .doc or .docx format.

Photoessays, illustrations, and other forms of visual art are also highly welcome. Draw a caricature of the Philippine government. Be inspired by Scarlet Johansson on SNL. We want you to capture anxiety in a shot. Submission must be in .jpg or .png format.

All works must be submitted by the 1st of April, 2017 to [email protected]

31/03/2017

What makes us anxious may repeatedly cripple us, but after a while, it's time to fight back. The second issue of our publication empowers you to do so by giving you the space to face your apprehensions. Talk about your anxieties in the language that is comfortable for you, be it philosophical, economic, sociological or any other, we welcome diversity.

Essay submissions that play on the theme of anxiety can range from 1000 to 5000 words. There are no strict guidelines on form or style, however it may be imperative for writers to consider the audience—the eclectic Ateneo community—in handling jargon.

Essays may come in the form of op-eds, short think pieces, reviews, criticisms, personal narratives et cetera. Topics can be as variegated as possible.

Write about what makes you anxious. Talk about how the rise of the right wing uneases you. Share your apprehensions regarding the neutrality of people in our time of moral crises. Speak up about the nagging anxiety that you are never and will never be enough.

Essays need to be submitted in either .doc or .docx format.

Photoessays, illustrations, and other forms of visual art are also highly welcome. Draw a caricature of the Philippine government. Be inspired by Scarlet Johansson on SNL. We want you to capture anxiety in a shot. Submission must be in .jpg or .png format.

All works must be submitted by the 1st of April, 2017 to [email protected]

19/03/2017

Call for works/contributions:

When the assumptions of political theories are driven into deterioration, and desystematization asserts itself as the new norm; social life ceases to be the same. Apprehensions rise unyieldingly.

This issue invites us to delve into anxiety and explore how it exists as a contradistinction from power; thus realizing how one could not resist or perish without anxiety.

Why must we insist on understanding the future? How does the absence of care or control bewilder? Do we spur into action, or withdraw for resilience, or decide to imminently perish? These are the questions we dare to ask as we confront the socio-political aspects of anxiety.

What to you is anxiety?

Submit to [email protected].
Submit works/contributions on or before APRIL 7, 11:59 midnight.
Submit essays, photos, illustrations—anything to examine the
THEME OF ANXIETY.

For articles, submit as a .doc, .docx, or .rtf.
For photos and illustrations, submit in hi-quality .png or .jpg format.
Submit diagrams or vector drawings as .eps or .pdf.

Get in touch:
0929 339 7783

r+d, a journal of transdisciplinarity.

19/02/2017

Anxiety:

“If you stare into the abyss, the abyss stares back at you.”
— F. Nietzsche

Submit to [email protected].
Submit essays, photos, illustrations—anything to examine the THEME OF ANXIETY.

For articles, submit as a .doc, .docx, or .rtf.
Submit photos and illustrations in hi-quality .png or .jpg format.
Submit diagrams or vector drawings as .eps or .pdf.

Get in touch:
0929 339 7783

r+d, a journal of transdisciplinarity.

04/02/2017

You want to join publication communities in Ateneo, but find that none speak your language. You hear your classmates almost keeling over with fervor on their field’s interpretation of Social Issue A, but find that their field does not do full justice to the multifarious aspects of its complexity. You’re polymathic and have been bequeathed the full powers of lit theory, critical studies, and economic models, but find that you have no place to let them flourish.

Or you just downright want to talk, and talk, in the most creative and discursive way possible.

Join us. Be eclectic, be transdisciplinary.
Be part of r+d.

Save the date: February 11, Saturday
Get in touch: 0929 339 7783

11/10/2016

Editorial: How to Construct a Crisis? Destruction through Definition

11/10/2016

The Ateneo Association of European Studies Students (AEuSS) proudly presents the digital release Issue 01 of the first undergraduate academic journal in the Ateneo Community, r+d:

http://bit.ly/aeusspublicationissue1

This same issue was released in print form last May 2016 within the Ateneo campus.

r+d intends to be a site for the careful juxtaposition of reality and ideas, objectivities and subjectivities, knowledge spheres and human dispositions. It intends to bridge the social sciences with the sciences, the arts, and the humanities. We hope you enjoy reading the articles of r+d, do let us know of your ideas and contribute to the next issue!

Please send your works and inquiries to : [email protected]

11/10/2016

Novel and unprecedented, the undergraduate academic journal r+d is an official output from the Association of European Studies Students’ (AEuSS), but effectively transcends this by forging itself in the history of the Ateneo community as a distillation of eclecticism and transdisciplinarity.

This same first issue was released in print form in May 2016, and is now released in digital form.

http://bit.ly/aeusspublicationissue1

We hope you enjoy reading the articles of r+d, do let us know of your ideas and contribute to the next issue!

[email protected]